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Title: Advanced PowerPoint


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Advanced PowerPoint
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Topic 1 Copying a Slide as a Picture into
Another Program
  • In the Slides tab in Normal view or in the slide
    pane in Slide Sorter view, select the slide from
    which you want to make a picture image
  • In the Clipboard group on the Home tab, click the
    Copy button
  • Switch to the document into which you want the
    picture object inserted
  • In the Clipboard group on the Home tab, click the
    Paste button arrow, click Paste Special to open
    the Paste Special dialog box, click Picture (PNG)
    or some other picture format, and then click the
    OK button

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Copying a Slide as a Picture into Another Program
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Topic 2 Importing, Embedding, and Linking
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Importing and Exporting a Word Outline
  • Click the Home tab on the Ribbon, then, in the
    Slides group, click the New Slide button arrow
  • On the menu below the New Slide gallery, click
    Slides from Outline
  • Navigate to the outline file and click the Insert
    button

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Importing and Exporting a Word Outline
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Importing and Exporting a Word Outline
  • Click the Office Button, then click Save AsSave
    As dialog box opens
  • Click the Save as type arrow, then click
    Outline/RTF

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Embedding and Modifying a Word Table
  • Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon
  • In the Text group, click the Object button
  • Click the Create from file option button, then
    click the Browse button
  • Navigate to the folder containing your file, then
    click the OK button

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Embedding and Modifying a Word Table (continued)
  • Make sure the Link check box is not selected,
    then click the OK button
  • If the Link check box is selected, changes made
    to Word table will be reflected in PowerPoint
    file when it is reopened

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Embedding and Modifying a Word Table
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Linking and Modifying an Excel Chart
  • When you copy and paste a chart from Excel into
    PowerPoint, the chart could be linked in
    PowerPoint to Excel
  • Use paste special-gtpaste link

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Copy Object and Past as a Link
  • Similarly, you can copy a Word table , excel
    sheet, or other objects and paste as a link to
    PowerPoint.

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Creating and Editing Hyperlinks
  • The target of a link can be a location within the
    same document (presentation), a different
    document, or a page on the World Wide Web
  • Select the text you wish to make a hyperlink
  • Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon, then click
    the Hyperlink button

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Creating and Editing Hyperlinks
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Topic 3 Adding Action Buttons
  • Click the Insert tab, then, in the Illustrations
    group, click the Shapes button
  • Click an action button in the Action Buttons
    section at the bottom of the menu
  • Click the pointer where you want the action
    button to appear on the slide

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Adding Action Buttons
  • In the Action Settings dialog box, click the
    Hyperlink to option button, click the Hyperlink
    to list arrow, then click Other PowerPoint
    Presentation to open the Hyperlink to Other
    PowerPoint Presentation dialog box
  • Select the presentation to which you want to
    jump, then click the OK button
  • Click the OK button in the Action Settings dialog
    box
  • Resize and reposition the action button icon as
    desired

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Adding Action Buttons
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Topic 4 Preparing a Photo Album Using Custom
Layouts
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Preparing a Photo Album Using Custom Layouts
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Topic 5 Setting Up a Presentation
  • Self-running presentation
  • Custom show
  • Marking slides during a slide Show

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Setting Up a Self-Running Presentation
  • Select all slides
  • Click Animation tab
  • In Advance slide, select Automatically after
    time

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Setting Up a Self-Running Presentation (continued)
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Creating and Editing a Custom Show
  • A custom show is a presentation in which selected
    slides are left out of the presentation or the
    order of slides is changed without actually
    deleting or moving slides within the PowerPoint
    file
  • On the Slide Show tab, in the Start Slide Show
    group, click the Custom Slide Show button, and
    then click Custom Shows
  • Click the New button

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Creating and Editing a Custom Show
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Marking Slides During a Slide Show
  • Right-click anywhere on the screen, point to
    Pointer Options on the shortcut menu, then click
    Felt Tip Pen
  • Click the left mouse button, then drag to mark
    the slide

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Topic 6 Modify and Apply a Design Theme
  • Click the Design tab on the Ribbon, then click
    the More button in the Themes group
  • Click Browse for Themes, then navigate to the
    proper folder
  • Click the theme you wish to apply, then click the
    Apply button

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Applying a Design Theme from Another Presentation
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Topic 7 Using Slide Masters
  • Click the View tab on the Ribbon, and then, in
    the Presentations group, click the Slide Master
    button, or press and hold the Shift key, and
    then, on the status bar, click the Normal button
  • Click the Slide Master or the layout master
    thumbnail that you want to modify
  • Make changes to the master, such as changing the
    background color modifying the text size, color,
    font, or alignment inserting clip art, bitmapped
    images, or other graphics changing the size or
    location of text placeholders and so forth
  • In the Close group, click the Close Master View
    button or, on the status bar, click the Normal
    button

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Modifying Slide Masters
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Modifying Text Placeholders
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Saving a Presentation as a PowerPoint Show File
  • A PowerPoint Show (PPSX) file, which is a file
    format that opens in Slide Show view when a user
    double-clicks the filename in an Explorer window
  • Click the Office Button , point to Save As
  • Click PowerPoint Show

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Saving a Presentation as a PowerPoint Show File
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Saving a Presentation as a Portable Document File
  • If necessary, download and install the Adobe
    Reader
  • Click the Office Button , and then point to Save
    As
  • Look for the PDF command, with the subtitle,
    Publish a copy of the presentation as a PDF file
  • It may be necessary to install the add-in

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Saving a Presentation as a Portable Document File
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References
  • Photo Album
  • PowerPoint Template
  • Slide Master
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